Remote Writer/Editor wanted | $60 to $100 per hour (contract)
Added 2023-03-21 12:07:14 +0000 UTCCOMPANY/PUBLICATION: NUMERIC SOLUTIONS
Numeric Solutions is an advisory firm specializing in providing quality solutions for our clients in the Energy and Water Management industries. We were founded in 1999 on the guiding principle of providing excellent technical work, customer service, and maintaining a client-consulting working framework that promotes rigorous and adaptive approaches to addressing client issues.
Numeric Solutions’ typical clients include oil and gas development companies, midstream oil and gas infrastructure companies, energy sector investment firms, municipal water districts, agricultural businesses, mineral owners, and land management companies.
ABOUT THE ROLE
Numeric Solutions is looking for a technical writer / editor from March 20-March 31 (and ongoing) to edit large papers (~250 pages) for submission to state, local, and federal government entities). Role highlights will include:
1. Remote use of MS Word via Sharepoint to conform to a Style Guide
2. Grammar, punctuation, logical sense, and meaning for technical papers
3. Overall appearance and conformity with proposal/regulatory questions and guidance to finalize for submission.
Please contact us as is the need is immediate for a large paper that is ready for work over the next 2 weeks with a resume and availability (remote job).
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Original job posting: Click here
Website: https://www.numericsolutions.com/
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